你把小辉逼到这个份上
“If you hadn't pushed Hui this far,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
如果不是
“If you hadn't”
你把小辉 逼到这个份上
“If you hadn't pushed Hui this far,”
他会跟杨百春
“would he have gotten”
“You are the one solely responsible for pushing him over the edge.”
In interpersonal disputes, Chinese speakers often highlight the degree of pressure ('逼') to emphasize that an extreme action was an unavoidable consequence of relentless external torment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
pushed to such an extreme / driven to this point
A common idiomatic pattern '逼到...份上' used to describe forcing someone into a corner or desperate situation.